MIDDLE SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL
Please watch for grade levels in the class descriptions.
Not all classes are open to all of these grade levels.
7th Grade - 12th Grade
Please pick three choices from each hour for registering your child.
Most classes are limited to 12 students unless otherwise noted.
1ST HOUR
Debate - $0
Teacher - Shannon Dove
Debate increases opportunities for speaking and listening in the classroom. During a debate, students take turns speaking in response to the arguments made by their opponents. At the same time, other students participating in the debate, or in the audience, must listen carefully for arguments made or evidence used in supporting a position. Ms. Shannon is returning as the debate guru. Come learn the skills of arguing in a fun way. Due to the nature of the class, mature topics may come up, please be sure your child has the maturity to deal with some adult issues.
Culture & Cuisine (4th grade and up) - $15
Teacher - Melissa Smith
Students must be adventurous and willing to try new food and drinks. Each class we will learn about a culture & then try some of the foods or drinks from that culture. This is not a cooking class—it’s will be purchased from cultural stores. May include Japanese, Indian, Chinese, Mexican, Canadian, Korean, Polish, French, Jamaican and more… Food Allergies: some foods may not have labels, so food allergens would be unknown.
CPR/First Aid - $75 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Michelle Ryder/Captain Jake Helgemo
At the end of this 8 class session, students will be certified in American Heart Association CPR/AED/First Aid and they will receive a certification from the American Heart Association that is good for 2 years. Captain Jake will be joining us for 5 classes and Mrs. Michelle will be teaching the remaining 3 days. This will be a very hands on class learning, Adult, Children, Infant CPR. Minimum is required for the class to run.
Customs of the Bible (6th-12th grades) - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Bob Saul Jr.
We will start out the class with a devotional and then explore the rich traditions and customs in the Bible. Some might include -
What significance did earrings have in the Bible?
What Jesus really meant by the "eye of the needle?"
The difference between modern and biblical wedding celebrations?
Although Christianity is generally considered a Western religion, it is important to recognize that the Bible itself was written and set in the Eastern world, and it must be viewed through the light of that Eastern window. In order to really understand the Bible, one must become knowledgeable of the culture, manners, and customs of the Eastern world.
Come join Mr. Saul and explore some of these customs.
Diorama (6th-12th combined) - $30
Teacher - Becki Adams
A diorama is a replica of a scene, typically a three-dimensional model either full-sized or miniature. This kit is complete with lights and furniture to complete a dollhouse. This is a very intricate kit and will take time and patience to complete. In this class we are going to do the kit in the link. https://amzn.to/422MfHG. We are pre-ordering kits so there will be no refunds! If you switch classes you can keep the kit, but you will also be charged for the class fee for your new class.
Gardening Basics (3-8th combined) - $10
Teacher - Wendy Anderson
Join us to Learn the basics of gardening including composting, beneficial pollinators, companion planting and end the school year with garden sprouts of your own!
Historical Conquest - (4th grade and up - students must be fluent readers and good with strategy) – $17/$5 returning students with no cards needed will only be charged $5 but must be noted on the registration form
Teacher – Holly Cheyne
Historical Conquest™ is a unique and exciting card game in which players create personalized societies of heroes, villains, leaders, assassins, disasters, armies, and more from history and battle them against one another. Each card is complete with fantastic illustrations and intriguing summaries of people, places, and events from history. The abilities of each card used in the game relate to the abilities these individuals had during their lives. Due to the diversity of the cards, the possibilities are endless!
With the onslaught of video games and television, many young people have lost interest in learning. The words and lessons of the heroes of the past have lost their flavor for our youth. Historical Conquest™ was created with the mission to bring history back into the lives of children through exciting gameplay. The game entices youth to learn more through fascinating descriptions of historical events, peoples, and places as they engage in epic battles and heroic adventures. ***Class cost includes a starter pack for each player, if this is not needed the cost will be $5 but must be noted on the registration packet.
Homesteading 101 (6th-12th) - $30
Teacher - Erin Geelhood/Julie Greaves
Learn how to do homesteading tasks such as making cheese and candles, foraging, sewing and making natural dyes and gardening skills such as seed starting, winter sewing and composting. This will be a very hands on class in the kitchen many times so come join us.
Michigan History (6th-12th combined) - $20 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Erin Brewster
Each week, we’ll dive into the rich history, legends and stories of our great state. We’ll also sample some of Michigan’s iconic and delicious foods. Plus, we’ll get hands-on with creative art projects and fun crafting activities. NO ALLERGIES.
Nutrition 101 - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Katy Guzek
Nutrition 101: Learn about the fundamentals of Nutrition: Calories and energy. Fats, Proteins, and Carbohydrates. Vitamins and Minerals. Digestion and Absorption. Reading Nutrition labels. How to curate a balanced diet to live a healthy lifestyle.
Script Writing/Book Publishing 2.0 (6th-12th) - $0
Teacher - Loretta Bradfield
Script writing or book publishing part 2- We will dive into writing a movie- and I will independently support their personal projects from last semester as well. We will try to write a script that as a homeschool group they want to tell.
2ND HOUR
Asian Cooking (6th-12th) - $40 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Kristina Phelps
We will be traveling the world to Asia with our taste buds! We will be exploring the many flavors and textures of Asian cuisine, including some of the internet favs this semester - think hot pots, potstickers and more!
ALLERGY WARNING - there will be dishes that include gluten and students with allergies are discouraged from taking food classes.
**Calligraphy - $10 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Debra Saul
**This class is being offered based on popularity. Whichever class shows more interest will be the class to run. If both classes show equal interest we will do our best to find another teacher and offer both classes.
Calligraphy is a visual art related to writing. It is the design and execution of lettering with a pen, ink brush, or other writing instrument. Students must know cursive to sign-up for the class. If you want to work on your penmanship and make it "fancy" come join us for this hands on fun class.
Cake Decorating - 2 HOUR CLASS - (6th-12th) - $50
Teacher - Geri Yost
This is a 2 hour class and will take your 2nd and 3rd hour selections. Come learn how to decorate like the pros! Geri Yost will teach us how to make cupcake toppers, 3D cakes, cupcake designs and so much more. This hands on class requires a specific level of hand strength and for piping and fondant work, along with patience for step by step instructions. By the end of the semester, you will have learned so many new skills, you’ll be feeling like a pro!
Cartoon Drawing (6th-12th) - $0
Teacher - Loretta Bradfield
From Snow White to Shrek, from Fred Flintstone to SpongeBob SquarePants, the design of a character conveys personality before a single word of dialogue is spoken. Designing Characters with Personality shows artists how to create a distinctive character, then place that character in context within a script, establish hierarchy, and maximize the impact of pose and expression. Practical exercises help readers put everything together to make their new characters sparkle. Please bring a sketchbook and pencil to each class.
Conspiracy Theories - $0
Teacher - Melissa Mabe
We will be exploring conspiracy theories involving Space exploration, Historical tragedies, The Medical industry, The Movie industry, Geoscience and more. Mature topics may be discussed so please be advised. Both sides will be analyzed and your own conclusions will be drawn.
Donovan Dynamic Duo Daze (4th-8th Grade) - $5
Teacher - Kim & Sean Donovan
This class is a continuation of last semester but we will be doing all new activities so new students are encouraged to join us. What to do when you can't make up your mind on what class to teach? Make a different theme each class! We might...explore the Shiawassee Basin Reserve during a beautiful fall evening sunset, learn about and do a Geocache, paint with acrylics or watercolors, play a game, make different desserts...a multitude of possibilities. Each week will be a surprise! This class may leave the church campus during class so parental permission is granted by taking this class, the adventures will be local in Davisburg.
Diamond Art (4-8th) - $10
Teacher - Becki Adams
Diamond painting is a form of mosaic art where you, apply shiny resins (plastic beads or diamonds) onto a pre-glued canvas to complete the painting. Similar to a paint-by-numbers concept, this craft requires no artistic skills and is a fun and relaxing way to create something beautiful. Fine motor skills are required for this class. Link to kit - https://amzn.to/4a3l8xY and if time allows https://amzn.to/3DJyUKb
FEARLESS Adulting - $5
Teacher - Melissa Smith
Fearless—handle adulthood with courage—provides students with practical knowledge and skills for everyday adult tasks which instills confidence and independence in handling real-life situations through experiential learning. Topics may include Time Management, Apologizing Effectively, Budgeting, Job Options, Anger Management, Planning & Hosting a gathering and more.
**Hand Sewing - $5 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Deb Saul
**This class is being offered based on popularity. Whichever class shows more interest will be the class to run. If both classes show equal interest we will do our best to find another teacher and offer both classes.
Hand sewing this semester is going to learn English paper piecing. In this class we will do hand sewing, cutting out fabric, fussy cutting and basting. This class will have a limit of 6 students. Students will need previous hand sewing skills.
Matthew Bible Study - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Katy Guzek
The Gospel of Matthew: Dig deeper with Ms. Katy into the Book of Matthew. Each week we will read and discuss a chapter of Matthew, exploring God's Word. And gleaning wisdom and strength from His truth.
Gym - (7th-12th together) $5
Teacher - Michael Wagner
This will be a very active class. Please do not take this class because a pretty girl/handsome guy is taking it. No sitting on the sidelines. Dress appropriately to go outside and wear gym gear.
Biblical Tea & Crumpets (9th-12th) - $10 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Erin Brewster
Each week we’ll SIP and SPILL the tea over the Bible’s most captivating stories. We’ll dive deep into the lessons and timeless truths found in the scripture. No allergies, please.
**Timelines to Headlines - $0
Teacher - Kimi Dubuc
**This class is running versus the Weird but True class the class to show more interest will be the class to run. If both classes show equal interest we will try our best to find a teacher and accommodate both options.
Timelines to Headlines Step into the world of modern journalism with a biblical twist in our exciting class, "Timelines to Headlines"! In this innovative course, students will explore key stories from the Bible and transform them into engaging, present-day news broadcasts. Each session, students will dissect various Bible narratives, selecting pivotal moments to reimagine as contemporary news segments. Participants will take on roles such as news anchors, on-the-scene reporters, weather forecasters, and eyewitnesses, bringing the stories to life in a hilarious and memorable way. This dynamic approach not only reinforces important biblical lessons but also helps students connect these timeless lessons to current-day issues and solutions. Through this hands-on experience, students will develop critical thinking skills as they analyze scripture and craft compelling scripts. They will also enhance their public speaking abilities and learn the value of teamwork as they collaborate to produce their broadcasts. Join us for a fun-filled journey that combines creativity, faith, and communication—where students will leave with a deeper understanding of the Bible and the ability to articulate its relevance in today's world
**Weird but True - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Kimi Dubuc
**This class is running versus the Timelines to Headlines class the class to show more interest will be the class to run. If both classes show equal interest we will try our best to find a teacher and accommodate both options.
Join us for an engaging and interactive exploration of the bizarre and the unbelievable in our class, "Weird But True: The Truth Behind the Lies"! Inspired by the popular Weird But True books, this course invites students to dive deep into the world of strange facts and outlandish claims. In each session, participants will research and present a collection of weird but true facts alongside fabricated statements, challenging their classmates to discern the truth from fiction. From astonishing historical events and peculiar laws to the downright absurd, students will uncover a treasure trove of unusual knowledge. This class is designed not only to spark curiosity but also to enhance vital skills such as research, critical thinking, and public speaking. By the end of the course, students will have honed their ability to present information in an engaging way and differentiate between credible sources and misinformation. Get ready to unleash your creativity, share your discoveries, and become a master of the unexpected! Class
3rd HOUR
Beginning Crochet - $5 (5th grade and up combined) - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Kim Donovan
Crocheting is all the rage now. Once you learn the basics, you can do anything. First, we will learn how to hold our yarn and get the right tension with chains. Then, counting stitches to crochet a dishcloth. Learning single crochet and double crochet and other stitches as we go. Next semester we can learn how to make granny squares. Endless possibilities as you learn this fiber art. Handiwork is a great tool for many children in hand-eye coordination and to aid in concentration while listening to read-alouds and lessons.
Boys Basketball - $5
Teacher - Gabrielle/Jonathan Wagner
Calling all 7th-12th grade boys! This is for those that already know the rules and the game. Do you want to play an hour of basketball with Coach Jonathan? Come have a competitive good time together and scrimmaging. Please wear appropriate dress and shoes, you will leave sweating! Must be willing to participate each week there will be no sitting out!
Boyz 2 Men - $35
Teacher - Bob Saul III
In this class, guys (and gals) can learn to build a wall, wire a light switch, electrical plug, and light bulb. This will take a number of weeks and if we have remaining weeks we may learn to do other household projects that every "future home owner/husband/wife" should know how to do. This class is limited to 8 students and will be chosen by age. The older kids will have opportunity first as they will age out of Hometeam sooner. Bring your own safety glasses.
Chess Club 2.0 (4th-12th combined) - $0
Teacher - Henry Shuffle/Bob Saul Jr.
This class if for those that already know how to play chess. This semester will focus on strategy and switching up of partners more often. You must be willing to play chess each week for an hour and not lose interest and want to wander. Be prepared to strategize and learn.
**Geography Thru Art (3rd-12th grades combined) - $5
Teacher - Katy Guzek
**This class is being offered based on popularity against Geography Fair National Parks. Whichever class garners more interest will be the class to run; if both classes show equal interest we will try to Geography Through Art- Each class will study a different country's culture, landscape, history, and people. Each class will produce a special art project that represents the country, while introducing different art principles and mediums. Examples include: Polish paper cutting, Australian Didgeridoos, Indian Batik, Chinese Scrolls...etc. Can submit art project(s) into 4H Fair.
**Geography Fair National Parks (3rd-12th grades combined) - $5 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Katy Guzek
**This class is being offered based on popularity against Geography Thru Art. Whichever class garners more interest will be the class to run; if both classes show equal interest we will try to accommodate both and find another teacher. National Parks- Study a National Park of choice, and create a final display project to submit in the 4H Fair. You may even win $$$ for your entry at the 2024 Oakland County Fair
How to Draw Animals (6th grade and up) - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Loretta Bradfield
Work on drawing all the little details of animals and emotion! Intermediate artists please! We will work on keeping up anatomy while creating detailed characters! Please bring a sketchbook and pencils.
Jesus & Women (9th-12th) - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Mary Imbrunone
Join biblical culturalist Kristi McLelland as she takes you back to Jesus’s first-century world, explaining the historical and cultural climate of His day to help you know Him more dearly. This video based study is a thoughtful look at several of Jesus’s interactions with women in the Bible.
Math Games(6th-12th)- $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Sharon Bazzell
Each week we will start the class with a math game from Right Start Math to sharpen our skills and then the remaining time in class will be spent playing games that utilize math such as Yahtzee, Match Madness, Shut the Box, Qwixx, Farkle, and more. Students in this class will practice critical thinking skills, learn strategies, and brush up on their basic math skills without even realizing it. You don't have to love math to have fun in this class!
Quilting - $5 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Debra Saul
This class will be a continuation of last semester. New students are welcome but max is 6 total. We will make a rag quilt. Mrs. Saul has been sewing since high school. Her final project was her wedding dress. She took up quilting shortly after retiring and has a deep appreciation for the craft. Come learn the process of making your own rag quilt. What a great Christmas gift idea for a loved one. Fabric and batting will be provided. You will need scissors, pins, needles, tape measure (sewing one). Most/all items can be purchased from the Dollar Tree.
Stop Motion Magic - $0
Teacher - Kimi Dubuc
"Stop Motion Magic: Bring Your Imagination to Life!" This hands-on course is designed to introduce students to the enchanting world of stop motion animation. Using everyday household objects, action figures, food, and even themselves, students will learn the fundamentals of stop motion techniques and storytelling. Participants are required to bring a device capable of downloading a free stop motion app, setting the stage for a fun and interactive learning experience. Throughout the class, students will collaborate and experiment with various materials to create captivating stop motion videos that showcase their unique ideas and creativity. As a highlight of the course, students’ finished animations will be proudly showcased on the Faith Hometeam Facebook page, allowing friends and family to enjoy their imaginative creations. Join us for a journey where creativity meets technology, and discover the magic of bringing your stories to life, frame by frame!
Uniquely You - (7th-12th) - $20
Teacher - Ashton Saul
This is a continuation of last semester but we will do many new projects. New students are welcome. Do you ever struggle to style your own hair? In this class we learn how to style YOUR hair. We will also explore what styles look the best with your face shape. We will learn to curl with various methods, straighten and braid your own hair. We will learn the structure of hair, different styling techniques, nail care, hand massage, braiding and curling, general hygiene and what chemicals to avoid for healthy hair.
Viral Recipes (6th-12th) - $40 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Kristina Phelps
We have all watched these "viral" recipes go crazy on Facebook, Instagram or TikTok. Each week we will try one that is all over the social media and make it for our tasting pleasure before we go home. Come join us for a tasty culinary adventure.
ALLERGY WARNING - there will be dishes that include gluten and students with allergies are discouraged from taking food classes.
Yearbook - $0 (9th-12th grades only) - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Erin Brewster/Lora Saul (limit of 6-8 students; students will be hand selected)
This class is not for the faint of heart. This year we will continue working with TreeRing to create another amazing yearbook. Along with the normal, photography, page layouts, theme and design, we will also be dipping our toes into journalism working toward submitting a spread to be featured in the yearbook. You will be required to take photos during co-op, field trips, teen nights, dances and other co-op events. Members of the staff are expected to have a high level of maturity and the ability to work independently. Students must have their own phone for pictures, know how to download & create account on Treering, upload their pictures on a weekly basis, and bring a laptop to class. This class does have homework (creating pages, uploading pics you took at Hometeam, etc.) Please do not take this class if you are not willing to put in the work.
Please watch for grade levels in the class descriptions.
Not all classes are open to all of these grade levels.
7th Grade - 12th Grade
Please pick three choices from each hour for registering your child.
Most classes are limited to 12 students unless otherwise noted.
1ST HOUR
Debate - $0
Teacher - Shannon Dove
Debate increases opportunities for speaking and listening in the classroom. During a debate, students take turns speaking in response to the arguments made by their opponents. At the same time, other students participating in the debate, or in the audience, must listen carefully for arguments made or evidence used in supporting a position. Ms. Shannon is returning as the debate guru. Come learn the skills of arguing in a fun way. Due to the nature of the class, mature topics may come up, please be sure your child has the maturity to deal with some adult issues.
Culture & Cuisine (4th grade and up) - $15
Teacher - Melissa Smith
Students must be adventurous and willing to try new food and drinks. Each class we will learn about a culture & then try some of the foods or drinks from that culture. This is not a cooking class—it’s will be purchased from cultural stores. May include Japanese, Indian, Chinese, Mexican, Canadian, Korean, Polish, French, Jamaican and more… Food Allergies: some foods may not have labels, so food allergens would be unknown.
CPR/First Aid - $75 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Michelle Ryder/Captain Jake Helgemo
At the end of this 8 class session, students will be certified in American Heart Association CPR/AED/First Aid and they will receive a certification from the American Heart Association that is good for 2 years. Captain Jake will be joining us for 5 classes and Mrs. Michelle will be teaching the remaining 3 days. This will be a very hands on class learning, Adult, Children, Infant CPR. Minimum is required for the class to run.
Customs of the Bible (6th-12th grades) - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Bob Saul Jr.
We will start out the class with a devotional and then explore the rich traditions and customs in the Bible. Some might include -
What significance did earrings have in the Bible?
What Jesus really meant by the "eye of the needle?"
The difference between modern and biblical wedding celebrations?
Although Christianity is generally considered a Western religion, it is important to recognize that the Bible itself was written and set in the Eastern world, and it must be viewed through the light of that Eastern window. In order to really understand the Bible, one must become knowledgeable of the culture, manners, and customs of the Eastern world.
Come join Mr. Saul and explore some of these customs.
Diorama (6th-12th combined) - $30
Teacher - Becki Adams
A diorama is a replica of a scene, typically a three-dimensional model either full-sized or miniature. This kit is complete with lights and furniture to complete a dollhouse. This is a very intricate kit and will take time and patience to complete. In this class we are going to do the kit in the link. https://amzn.to/422MfHG. We are pre-ordering kits so there will be no refunds! If you switch classes you can keep the kit, but you will also be charged for the class fee for your new class.
Gardening Basics (3-8th combined) - $10
Teacher - Wendy Anderson
Join us to Learn the basics of gardening including composting, beneficial pollinators, companion planting and end the school year with garden sprouts of your own!
Historical Conquest - (4th grade and up - students must be fluent readers and good with strategy) – $17/$5 returning students with no cards needed will only be charged $5 but must be noted on the registration form
Teacher – Holly Cheyne
Historical Conquest™ is a unique and exciting card game in which players create personalized societies of heroes, villains, leaders, assassins, disasters, armies, and more from history and battle them against one another. Each card is complete with fantastic illustrations and intriguing summaries of people, places, and events from history. The abilities of each card used in the game relate to the abilities these individuals had during their lives. Due to the diversity of the cards, the possibilities are endless!
With the onslaught of video games and television, many young people have lost interest in learning. The words and lessons of the heroes of the past have lost their flavor for our youth. Historical Conquest™ was created with the mission to bring history back into the lives of children through exciting gameplay. The game entices youth to learn more through fascinating descriptions of historical events, peoples, and places as they engage in epic battles and heroic adventures. ***Class cost includes a starter pack for each player, if this is not needed the cost will be $5 but must be noted on the registration packet.
Homesteading 101 (6th-12th) - $30
Teacher - Erin Geelhood/Julie Greaves
Learn how to do homesteading tasks such as making cheese and candles, foraging, sewing and making natural dyes and gardening skills such as seed starting, winter sewing and composting. This will be a very hands on class in the kitchen many times so come join us.
Michigan History (6th-12th combined) - $20 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Erin Brewster
Each week, we’ll dive into the rich history, legends and stories of our great state. We’ll also sample some of Michigan’s iconic and delicious foods. Plus, we’ll get hands-on with creative art projects and fun crafting activities. NO ALLERGIES.
Nutrition 101 - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Katy Guzek
Nutrition 101: Learn about the fundamentals of Nutrition: Calories and energy. Fats, Proteins, and Carbohydrates. Vitamins and Minerals. Digestion and Absorption. Reading Nutrition labels. How to curate a balanced diet to live a healthy lifestyle.
Script Writing/Book Publishing 2.0 (6th-12th) - $0
Teacher - Loretta Bradfield
Script writing or book publishing part 2- We will dive into writing a movie- and I will independently support their personal projects from last semester as well. We will try to write a script that as a homeschool group they want to tell.
2ND HOUR
Asian Cooking (6th-12th) - $40 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Kristina Phelps
We will be traveling the world to Asia with our taste buds! We will be exploring the many flavors and textures of Asian cuisine, including some of the internet favs this semester - think hot pots, potstickers and more!
ALLERGY WARNING - there will be dishes that include gluten and students with allergies are discouraged from taking food classes.
**Calligraphy - $10 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Debra Saul
**This class is being offered based on popularity. Whichever class shows more interest will be the class to run. If both classes show equal interest we will do our best to find another teacher and offer both classes.
Calligraphy is a visual art related to writing. It is the design and execution of lettering with a pen, ink brush, or other writing instrument. Students must know cursive to sign-up for the class. If you want to work on your penmanship and make it "fancy" come join us for this hands on fun class.
Cake Decorating - 2 HOUR CLASS - (6th-12th) - $50
Teacher - Geri Yost
This is a 2 hour class and will take your 2nd and 3rd hour selections. Come learn how to decorate like the pros! Geri Yost will teach us how to make cupcake toppers, 3D cakes, cupcake designs and so much more. This hands on class requires a specific level of hand strength and for piping and fondant work, along with patience for step by step instructions. By the end of the semester, you will have learned so many new skills, you’ll be feeling like a pro!
Cartoon Drawing (6th-12th) - $0
Teacher - Loretta Bradfield
From Snow White to Shrek, from Fred Flintstone to SpongeBob SquarePants, the design of a character conveys personality before a single word of dialogue is spoken. Designing Characters with Personality shows artists how to create a distinctive character, then place that character in context within a script, establish hierarchy, and maximize the impact of pose and expression. Practical exercises help readers put everything together to make their new characters sparkle. Please bring a sketchbook and pencil to each class.
Conspiracy Theories - $0
Teacher - Melissa Mabe
We will be exploring conspiracy theories involving Space exploration, Historical tragedies, The Medical industry, The Movie industry, Geoscience and more. Mature topics may be discussed so please be advised. Both sides will be analyzed and your own conclusions will be drawn.
Donovan Dynamic Duo Daze (4th-8th Grade) - $5
Teacher - Kim & Sean Donovan
This class is a continuation of last semester but we will be doing all new activities so new students are encouraged to join us. What to do when you can't make up your mind on what class to teach? Make a different theme each class! We might...explore the Shiawassee Basin Reserve during a beautiful fall evening sunset, learn about and do a Geocache, paint with acrylics or watercolors, play a game, make different desserts...a multitude of possibilities. Each week will be a surprise! This class may leave the church campus during class so parental permission is granted by taking this class, the adventures will be local in Davisburg.
Diamond Art (4-8th) - $10
Teacher - Becki Adams
Diamond painting is a form of mosaic art where you, apply shiny resins (plastic beads or diamonds) onto a pre-glued canvas to complete the painting. Similar to a paint-by-numbers concept, this craft requires no artistic skills and is a fun and relaxing way to create something beautiful. Fine motor skills are required for this class. Link to kit - https://amzn.to/4a3l8xY and if time allows https://amzn.to/3DJyUKb
FEARLESS Adulting - $5
Teacher - Melissa Smith
Fearless—handle adulthood with courage—provides students with practical knowledge and skills for everyday adult tasks which instills confidence and independence in handling real-life situations through experiential learning. Topics may include Time Management, Apologizing Effectively, Budgeting, Job Options, Anger Management, Planning & Hosting a gathering and more.
**Hand Sewing - $5 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Deb Saul
**This class is being offered based on popularity. Whichever class shows more interest will be the class to run. If both classes show equal interest we will do our best to find another teacher and offer both classes.
Hand sewing this semester is going to learn English paper piecing. In this class we will do hand sewing, cutting out fabric, fussy cutting and basting. This class will have a limit of 6 students. Students will need previous hand sewing skills.
Matthew Bible Study - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Katy Guzek
The Gospel of Matthew: Dig deeper with Ms. Katy into the Book of Matthew. Each week we will read and discuss a chapter of Matthew, exploring God's Word. And gleaning wisdom and strength from His truth.
Gym - (7th-12th together) $5
Teacher - Michael Wagner
This will be a very active class. Please do not take this class because a pretty girl/handsome guy is taking it. No sitting on the sidelines. Dress appropriately to go outside and wear gym gear.
Biblical Tea & Crumpets (9th-12th) - $10 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Erin Brewster
Each week we’ll SIP and SPILL the tea over the Bible’s most captivating stories. We’ll dive deep into the lessons and timeless truths found in the scripture. No allergies, please.
**Timelines to Headlines - $0
Teacher - Kimi Dubuc
**This class is running versus the Weird but True class the class to show more interest will be the class to run. If both classes show equal interest we will try our best to find a teacher and accommodate both options.
Timelines to Headlines Step into the world of modern journalism with a biblical twist in our exciting class, "Timelines to Headlines"! In this innovative course, students will explore key stories from the Bible and transform them into engaging, present-day news broadcasts. Each session, students will dissect various Bible narratives, selecting pivotal moments to reimagine as contemporary news segments. Participants will take on roles such as news anchors, on-the-scene reporters, weather forecasters, and eyewitnesses, bringing the stories to life in a hilarious and memorable way. This dynamic approach not only reinforces important biblical lessons but also helps students connect these timeless lessons to current-day issues and solutions. Through this hands-on experience, students will develop critical thinking skills as they analyze scripture and craft compelling scripts. They will also enhance their public speaking abilities and learn the value of teamwork as they collaborate to produce their broadcasts. Join us for a fun-filled journey that combines creativity, faith, and communication—where students will leave with a deeper understanding of the Bible and the ability to articulate its relevance in today's world
**Weird but True - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Kimi Dubuc
**This class is running versus the Timelines to Headlines class the class to show more interest will be the class to run. If both classes show equal interest we will try our best to find a teacher and accommodate both options.
Join us for an engaging and interactive exploration of the bizarre and the unbelievable in our class, "Weird But True: The Truth Behind the Lies"! Inspired by the popular Weird But True books, this course invites students to dive deep into the world of strange facts and outlandish claims. In each session, participants will research and present a collection of weird but true facts alongside fabricated statements, challenging their classmates to discern the truth from fiction. From astonishing historical events and peculiar laws to the downright absurd, students will uncover a treasure trove of unusual knowledge. This class is designed not only to spark curiosity but also to enhance vital skills such as research, critical thinking, and public speaking. By the end of the course, students will have honed their ability to present information in an engaging way and differentiate between credible sources and misinformation. Get ready to unleash your creativity, share your discoveries, and become a master of the unexpected! Class
3rd HOUR
Beginning Crochet - $5 (5th grade and up combined) - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Kim Donovan
Crocheting is all the rage now. Once you learn the basics, you can do anything. First, we will learn how to hold our yarn and get the right tension with chains. Then, counting stitches to crochet a dishcloth. Learning single crochet and double crochet and other stitches as we go. Next semester we can learn how to make granny squares. Endless possibilities as you learn this fiber art. Handiwork is a great tool for many children in hand-eye coordination and to aid in concentration while listening to read-alouds and lessons.
Boys Basketball - $5
Teacher - Gabrielle/Jonathan Wagner
Calling all 7th-12th grade boys! This is for those that already know the rules and the game. Do you want to play an hour of basketball with Coach Jonathan? Come have a competitive good time together and scrimmaging. Please wear appropriate dress and shoes, you will leave sweating! Must be willing to participate each week there will be no sitting out!
Boyz 2 Men - $35
Teacher - Bob Saul III
In this class, guys (and gals) can learn to build a wall, wire a light switch, electrical plug, and light bulb. This will take a number of weeks and if we have remaining weeks we may learn to do other household projects that every "future home owner/husband/wife" should know how to do. This class is limited to 8 students and will be chosen by age. The older kids will have opportunity first as they will age out of Hometeam sooner. Bring your own safety glasses.
Chess Club 2.0 (4th-12th combined) - $0
Teacher - Henry Shuffle/Bob Saul Jr.
This class if for those that already know how to play chess. This semester will focus on strategy and switching up of partners more often. You must be willing to play chess each week for an hour and not lose interest and want to wander. Be prepared to strategize and learn.
**Geography Thru Art (3rd-12th grades combined) - $5
Teacher - Katy Guzek
**This class is being offered based on popularity against Geography Fair National Parks. Whichever class garners more interest will be the class to run; if both classes show equal interest we will try to Geography Through Art- Each class will study a different country's culture, landscape, history, and people. Each class will produce a special art project that represents the country, while introducing different art principles and mediums. Examples include: Polish paper cutting, Australian Didgeridoos, Indian Batik, Chinese Scrolls...etc. Can submit art project(s) into 4H Fair.
**Geography Fair National Parks (3rd-12th grades combined) - $5 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Katy Guzek
**This class is being offered based on popularity against Geography Thru Art. Whichever class garners more interest will be the class to run; if both classes show equal interest we will try to accommodate both and find another teacher. National Parks- Study a National Park of choice, and create a final display project to submit in the 4H Fair. You may even win $$$ for your entry at the 2024 Oakland County Fair
How to Draw Animals (6th grade and up) - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Loretta Bradfield
Work on drawing all the little details of animals and emotion! Intermediate artists please! We will work on keeping up anatomy while creating detailed characters! Please bring a sketchbook and pencils.
Jesus & Women (9th-12th) - $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Mary Imbrunone
Join biblical culturalist Kristi McLelland as she takes you back to Jesus’s first-century world, explaining the historical and cultural climate of His day to help you know Him more dearly. This video based study is a thoughtful look at several of Jesus’s interactions with women in the Bible.
Math Games(6th-12th)- $0 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Sharon Bazzell
Each week we will start the class with a math game from Right Start Math to sharpen our skills and then the remaining time in class will be spent playing games that utilize math such as Yahtzee, Match Madness, Shut the Box, Qwixx, Farkle, and more. Students in this class will practice critical thinking skills, learn strategies, and brush up on their basic math skills without even realizing it. You don't have to love math to have fun in this class!
Quilting - $5 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Debra Saul
This class will be a continuation of last semester. New students are welcome but max is 6 total. We will make a rag quilt. Mrs. Saul has been sewing since high school. Her final project was her wedding dress. She took up quilting shortly after retiring and has a deep appreciation for the craft. Come learn the process of making your own rag quilt. What a great Christmas gift idea for a loved one. Fabric and batting will be provided. You will need scissors, pins, needles, tape measure (sewing one). Most/all items can be purchased from the Dollar Tree.
Stop Motion Magic - $0
Teacher - Kimi Dubuc
"Stop Motion Magic: Bring Your Imagination to Life!" This hands-on course is designed to introduce students to the enchanting world of stop motion animation. Using everyday household objects, action figures, food, and even themselves, students will learn the fundamentals of stop motion techniques and storytelling. Participants are required to bring a device capable of downloading a free stop motion app, setting the stage for a fun and interactive learning experience. Throughout the class, students will collaborate and experiment with various materials to create captivating stop motion videos that showcase their unique ideas and creativity. As a highlight of the course, students’ finished animations will be proudly showcased on the Faith Hometeam Facebook page, allowing friends and family to enjoy their imaginative creations. Join us for a journey where creativity meets technology, and discover the magic of bringing your stories to life, frame by frame!
Uniquely You - (7th-12th) - $20
Teacher - Ashton Saul
This is a continuation of last semester but we will do many new projects. New students are welcome. Do you ever struggle to style your own hair? In this class we learn how to style YOUR hair. We will also explore what styles look the best with your face shape. We will learn to curl with various methods, straighten and braid your own hair. We will learn the structure of hair, different styling techniques, nail care, hand massage, braiding and curling, general hygiene and what chemicals to avoid for healthy hair.
Viral Recipes (6th-12th) - $40 - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Kristina Phelps
We have all watched these "viral" recipes go crazy on Facebook, Instagram or TikTok. Each week we will try one that is all over the social media and make it for our tasting pleasure before we go home. Come join us for a tasty culinary adventure.
ALLERGY WARNING - there will be dishes that include gluten and students with allergies are discouraged from taking food classes.
Yearbook - $0 (9th-12th grades only) - - NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Teacher - Erin Brewster/Lora Saul (limit of 6-8 students; students will be hand selected)
This class is not for the faint of heart. This year we will continue working with TreeRing to create another amazing yearbook. Along with the normal, photography, page layouts, theme and design, we will also be dipping our toes into journalism working toward submitting a spread to be featured in the yearbook. You will be required to take photos during co-op, field trips, teen nights, dances and other co-op events. Members of the staff are expected to have a high level of maturity and the ability to work independently. Students must have their own phone for pictures, know how to download & create account on Treering, upload their pictures on a weekly basis, and bring a laptop to class. This class does have homework (creating pages, uploading pics you took at Hometeam, etc.) Please do not take this class if you are not willing to put in the work.